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Digital Storytellers of Koʻolau
KEY PROJECT LIVING LIBRARY
KEY Project’s Living Library is launching our first-ever “Digital Storytellers of Koʻolau” cohort, which will take place from June to August 2024.
KEY Project’s Living Library is launching our first-ever “Digital Storytellers of Koʻolau” cohort, which will take place from June to August 2024.
Living Library is dedicated to cultivating a space to create and share multimedia stories of resilience from our community. We see moʻolelo as a powerful way to honor our ʻāina, kūpuna, ʻohana, moʻokūʻauhau, and traditional and cultural practices, and as a way to deepen pilina between our community members.
Living Library is dedicated to cultivating a space to create and share multimedia stories of resilience from our community. We see moʻolelo as a powerful way to honor our ʻāina, kūpuna, ʻohana, moʻokūʻauhau, and traditional and cultural practices, and as a way to deepen pilina between our community members.
Images Left to Right: 1) Kahaluʻu; 2) Heʻeia ; 3) Kaʻalaea
HI State Archiveshttps://digitalarchives.hawaii.gov/item/ark:70111/49ZBhttps://digitalarchives.hawaii.gov/item/ark:70111/1w80https://digitalarchives.hawaii.gov/item/ark:70111/1w8x
The Digital Storytellers of Koʻolau cohort is our effort to kākoʻo those in our community who also believe in the power of moʻolelo, and who would like support in exploring how to bring their moʻolelo to life through digital storytelling.
The Digital Storytellers of Koʻolau cohort is our effort to kākoʻo those in our community who also believe in the power of moʻolelo, and who would like support in exploring how to bring their moʻolelo to life through digital storytelling.
The Coordinators
Louella Aquino
Louella Aquino
Tyler Sonnemaker
Tyler Sonnemaker
The Coaches
Digital Storytellers Summer 2024 cohort members will learn and receive mentoring from experienced storytellers & Industry Professionals
Anthony Banua-Simon
Anthony Banua-Simon
Cassandra Inaru-Bagua
Cassandra Inaru-Bagua
KEY Project
KEY Project
47-200 Waihee Rd.,
Kaneohe, HI
(808) 239-5777
info@keyproject.org
The mission of KEY Project is to nurture and promote the cultural, environmental, social, economic, and recreational well-being of the Kualoa-Heʻeia area by providing a vital grassroots civic resource that effectively serves the needs of our diverse multicultural community.
The mission of KEY Project is to nurture and promote the cultural, environmental, social, economic, and recreational well-being of the Kualoa-Heʻeia area by providing a vital grassroots civic resource that effectively serves the needs of our diverse multicultural community.
Application Due Date has been EXTENDED. Apply by May 31!
Application Due Date has been EXTENDED. Apply by May 31!
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